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#136895 01/23/2007 9:17 PM
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I've installed a Ford 289 in my 1935 chevy pickup and was wondering if there is an easy kit out there for the throttle/gas pedal and linkage.

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Check with Summit, Jeg's, or any street rod supplier, they'll have cable linkages that can be adapted to vitually any engine.


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Try Lokar.....good quality / worked well in my '40


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